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One of my questions is what do we as regular people in order to advocate for greater accessibility? For example, my morning commute includes a walk over a side
by SolaceQuantum 7y ago
One of my questions is what do we as regular people in order to advocate for greater accessibility?
For example, my morning commute includes a walk over a sidewalk. At one point there was some construction where I guess some really heavy machinery was sat up on the sidewalks, leaving several of them so cratered that even a regular person could easily twist their ankle because of the severity of the dip in the walkway. Essentially, a perfectly accessible sidewalk is now completely inaccessible due to damage. I don't even know who to contact about this issue, though.
- Konnstann 7y agoI guess either the company doing the construction or your municipal government. They are required to make accessible detours, there's a lot of construction around my area and all of the sites have set up ramps and walkways around the construction zone.